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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

rHx oALrFoRNIA BANKS ARB ONLY 0UARD.
NO AGAINST ACCIDENTS.

TIE okLTFoRNIA BANKS ARE ONLY GUARD
mo AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
SAH FRANcrsco, Sept. M.-GeorRe L.
BrandeE, formerly Vice President Of the
Nevada Bank, vas seen today relative
70 the monetary transfers which have
lately been made between this city and
New York and which have been the
.uhiect Of much comment. He said (:
+" This is not uuusuAl. These transfers
arg OF yearly occurrence. We have sent
oar pFoduct East and nov We are get
ting our money back. Il is the ssme
With The South. They have sold their
cotton and they are getting back their
money. cannot understand why thess
transactions have been looked spon BY
certain papers as n they preceded 9
crash. Il Ia ridiculous 10 think Of suoh
3 thing. ! suppose 10 is fer the pnrpose
Of creating q sensation"
p. Liebenfhal, Of the Anglo California
Bank, vas also seen, when be reiterated
uhst Mg. BgandcR had already said. "
tell VOC" be said, the banks had more
money East than they hsd here, and
owing 60 the uussttled coalition Of the
public mind, bsoueht shout by the
wheat deal, the banks Ia the city tele-
araphed East for more money than they
generally keep on depoait. Suppesinn
/ there had been Q crash eomeWhera, the
/ ineyitabls Fesalt would be q run on the
/ other b .nks, and 10 this end the banks
/ kent larger deposits on hand than ID
/ their custlm. This scare here, however
ell passsd away and there is . heaitkieI
and stronger toue nov than there eveI
4 haa ban"
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JUSTICE CORNRRgD.
Interesting Talk on the
Anarchists Case.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Ths RasiAs Railway IRvestigAtloa-Jshs
DIllon a. Limeriak = Extensive
PrsslanAifsa q TIE League
Test Of . Dynamite



zoW A RnPoHxER snuuRKD an mrKa
VIEW On TIE kNARcarSr CASE.
CHIcaoo, Sept. 2A--Juatics Ssmnel I.
Miller, Of the United States supreme
Court, the Judge 10 whom d h Fumosed
the condemned Anarchists proposed 90
present THAR ease. vas oveFtsken BY 3
reporter today jos, as the eminent juFist
vas nlimhing into bus 10 take train
for Kseknk. The reporter ciambeFed
In also and eat down opposits 70 the
eorpulent Justice and waited until the
driver had collected the two fares and
fastened the door upon both passengers
and whipped up tbe horses. Justice
Miller was not oyeri0yed 10 learn his
fellow travellers mission aod anUered
the questions rather bsusq1sly until,
making up his mind there Was no e.
cspino, be finally said: such q case is
usually taken before one of the justices
and as general rule before the Justice
oe the District in which the occurrence
took phase. In this case Justice Har-
ian should be seen. he 10 not in Ohica-
20 nov but In Washington, where be
will be for some time. Il is very rarely
that cases Of criminal nature come be-
fsre the Suprems Court and than they
are usually cases where the violation Of
tbs Government laws are charged. Il
ls very rare, indeed, that the Supreme
Court ever touches ease decided BY 9
State Oeurt. The Anarchists 10 get their
cases before The Supreme OonFt must
prave that the constitutional riehta Of
the prisoners or that the Federal laws
we're broken In the trial"
@Do you think they vsFty -
81 don't knog a. ! can say"
"Would the fact that it II case Of
national Importance make any differ
enoe in getting Il before The Supreme
OouFtfs
"No; bat it is Q case Of national i'm
p0Rtance only as tts consequences are
Of more than uationAi Importance"
"Yes, In this city the case has at
tractad wondeKful attention"
mot at ali wonderful, sir. con-
slider the case the most Important tried
Ia this country for years. These fell
lows seem 70 have made Chicago their
They have made more
friends here than anywhere else In the
Just at this point the has bumped up
against the platform Of the depot, and
The Justice grabbed his cane and satehel
and hed. He goes from Keoknk 70 %.
Lsuls. where be helds court
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DEsPIskD DeTRCTIVk.
rRoUHLH N THE WIND AT NAgHyuLH,
xKNNKBsKR.

TROUBLE N THE WIND AT NAgEvuLH,
BAH FAARuBoo, Sept. IA despatch
from Nashville, Tenn, today says:
"The city 10 In ferment Of excitement
today over the presence Of q large num-
Der Of Detectives Who have suddenly
assembled here, mainly frem outside
the State, and supposedly in the inter-
est Of ne Louisville q Nashville Bail
road. Among them are two named
Hewlett and Laird, who we're indicted
fer numbering half Q dozen people at
East 81. Louis during the great South
western strike. TIE people Of The
county win vote on Thursday on q prop
oshton 70 subscribe 100000 to the
Tennessee Midland Railroad, which is
20 be built from Memphis through
Nashville 70 Bristol, where it connects
With the VlFeiaia Midland. thus giving
a competing line against the Louisville
a Nashville. The latteF's officers have
been fighting the proposition, and it 10
believed that their dstectiyes are here
70 dog their employees on election day
to see that they vote with their employ
eFs. ]. q. LianoF. the Nashville deteo.
tive Of the Louisville q Nashville line,
has been discharged and Laird has
been aOpoiAted TO his place. There 10
an Intense feeling, a. many Of the de-
teetives are known to be from 81.
Lcnis, and their connection with the
shooting there by Hewlett and Laird
hes beo0me widely known. II they re-
main here, there is likely 10 be trouble
before Thursday
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DEmoCRArIC ConvEHTIeN.
THE aRxAT KNrHusKAsM AT wonoKsrKI
MAaaAuHugWTTa.

THE GREAT KNTEUaEAaM AT wonoK8rKR,
MAssAoHUsxTrs.
WoRczsrKR (Mass.), Sept 20.-The
Democratic State Convention vas called
10 order lhia morning By Patrick A. Col.
Inns. Chairman Of the State Central
OommIttee. Mr.. Collins acted as tenn
poraFy chairman.
A permanent organization was effect
as follows: Chairman, Jonas II. French.
of Qlouoester; Secretaries, A. b. Agar
and J. p, Donovan, Of Boston, and r.
]. Kennedy, Of Holyoke. There VAS
great applause when Nj. French was
escorted 20 the Platform and be began
addressing the LOO delegates.
The pFeltminafies being over, the Sc
lection Of q party candidate for Gov
ernoF began. After the claims OF II. b.
Lowering and Z. A. AlvoFd had been set
forth in brief speeches, an informal
ballot vas ordered. II resulted as fol-
lows: whole namber, 100lj necessary
for q choice, 50li Lowering. 6S8; Rus
sell, 363; the ballot was 20 declared and
Lowering vas then unanimouaiy an.
nounced e. the pominee.
The report Of theOommittee on Plat
form congratulatea the country upon
hasIpg 3 President who knows no
North or South OF East OF West. Il
thanks the President for bis adherence
70 the promises or pledges made on bis
behalf before The election. His admin
IstFation is pledged With unqualieed
support, The platform then declares
that no officer should be retained In the
civil service Who has shown himself an
Offensive partisan. I'VE think II q
sense OF propriety 70 the administration
that they are Ia part required shat the
federal offioe holders representing the
administration Ia this State shoaid die
charge from the public service any Of
theif gubordinates against whom charges
Of offensive paFtisanebip can be substan-
tiated. Another plank cisayoWs ans
advooaey OF fFee trade, bot fAVoFs 9
revision Of tbs tariff. They extend q
welcome 70 the immigrants Who are
honest and industrious. express syn
pathy for Ireland and exlend 20 all
gaae workers the earnest Efforts Of thl
party in behalf Of their interests.
All candidates except the Governor
we're agreed upon by Q committee and
uuanimoufly ordered By q commission
AZ follows. L.eutenant Governor
/ walter z. Cuttiuq, OF Piitsheld; SscFe-
| tasy Of slats. John r. Murphy, Of Lev.
en-; Treasures, Henry O. ThatcheF, OF
| Yarmouth; Attorney 0ensral, John "
CoFcora0, Of Clinton;- Auditor, Wm
-COok. Of GpFinehsld.
The following were elected delegates
a large 20 the National Convention
LIP. A. Colling. Of Boston; Jenes II
French. Of Gloucester; John W. Gum.
mines, Of Fall River; Joaiah q. Abbott
Of Boston. TIE following Alteruatsi
| we're also ehossE: Charles q. Lewis, Ol
FrAmingham; James =. DelAnay, ol
Holyoks; Godfrey MoEse, Of Boston
and John Il. ThsyeF, Of Worcester.
Adjourned siae de,
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RAcTFIC RAILWATs.


mvKsIIoATIoH II TIE oolrMIsaIoa HE-
EUMKD n HEv xoAK.
Hnw YonK, Sept 20.-The Commls-
sion appointed 20 enquire into the Pa
cihc railway matters, met 10 this city
this morning. Governor Pattisou pre-
sided. Besides Ellsgy Anderson and
David Littlss. Members Of Commission
there wsFe also present ex JndRs Dillon.
CJunae. for tbs Commission, and A. A.
Cohen, CounssI for the Central and
aoushsEn Pscifi, Railroads Mr.. Crock.
or was the aFst witness called.
TIE witness vent into q detailed ae-
oount Of 9 technical character as 10 the
manner IN which The road vas built.
Ths hooks kept consisted Of sE3inaFy
oaah books, hiostsFs and lsdeeEa. He bad
no idea where these books are n0y and
didn't 1hiak it would matter materially
any uay, and IL any person asked 20 sss
them be would Sell him it vas noBe ol
hia business. Ne infoFmaiion Of cor,
eeouenes was cleaned from The witness
REGARDING the books o. contrasts. 1hs
witnaas tbouRhs the money Qaestion a
issae could Be settled best b . eonfsr-
snes hssgeea q committee from tbi
Board of Directors and this O0Gmis
si0n.
ME. LitileF asked What vas tbs abilitl
OF TIE esmpauy 70 pay its debt 70 -
GovsEnment today, and FeosiVsd "Noni
whatever" aa an smphasio answer. M
Crooker sid TIE ooDpany inisnded 3
/ pay sons esY. bat % Do it at pFeseu
/ wouid rain the property. Il w0ald aua
zast, (" remarked M. Csockef. shat %
I 65vsrnmsu9, 20 uhieb tbe monsy h ias
/ noU 20 otlset, might give tue road 81
one buadrsA os ons hundred and ast
ysnFB n which % par lts dohfa.n Lasa
BE- nd tbat u ne 90vsEnmsnt be
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TIE ExrERHIxz FaooEGMArIons or raR
LnA0UE.

TIE KxTERATER rnooEAMkrIous or THR
LRA0UK.
DuBExH. Sept. 20.-The Esuensao Tale
grapA Home Rule) states that the Gov
eminent has decided 10 put into force
the suppression clauses Of the Ooeruio n
act. u adds that this decision rneane
over 700 Branches OF the Lsaeae win ba
immediately prohibited from holding
meetings.
Tue Dublin Gasssts pablIshes proc.
lAmation suppfsssinR the League and
ell IT, Branches In Oounty Clara and
the Baronies Of LsitFim, L3uehrea In
Galway, Cork, Aquiuey, Kevy, Condor,
ClannihoFn and Munslery, 10 OtFk.
shelbarne and Wexford. The Droeia-
nation vas signed By Prince Edaard
OF bAxe- WeimeE, Commander Of the
forces In Ireland; Baron AshbouFn,
Lord Chancellor Of Ireland; A. J Bal
four, Chief Secretary Of Ireland, Henry
bruen, Justice Of Police; q. q. 0ihsOn,
Attorney General OF Ireland, and Gen
eFal Sir Redvers BulleE. Tha 0asstfs
announces that Geasral BnlleF has
been sworn In ~ q member Of me PFlvy
Ooancil.
The proclamation makes Il criminal
70 convoke. held or publish meatinps, OF
20 do anything in connection with iha
League. Tue NationAlist leaders are
horFiedly consulting as 10 What moaa-
ures shall be taken.
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VOL xH---EO. IsS

given lhs Central Paoi9e TIE ooaisaess
promised the campADy would have
neariy raid ila debt hy this time,
~Polittoe." Insisted The witness, eAra
The roo1 of al this tFoabls. Wien ths
foad ia oul of politics 10 Will prosper.
IN reply % another question che witness
said that there Nea never q penny IN
stock, bond Or fnooey o3ered 10 any
leGislAaor 10 seouBe corrupt inhuenes.
Ihe Gosefnment bad saved aome elSa,
6o0,ooo By the Raad. yea would nol Rive
q noagh paironaee % euaols Il 10 pay
ths deb1, which coald easily have bean
dore. IAe company had faithfully ful-
niled all lie contracts and he (OFockerl
had asked ths Beard Of Diraooors %
introduce bill Into 0onQFess claiming
peg cent. Ia compensation for the IN
fulhlled contrasts made % the company
but never fulfIleo.
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COAST STEAMSHIPS.
Some Changes About to b
Inaugurated.
Two DEsplsED DETECTIVES,
Hsary vnlart the 0sIy Ons-sensa.
tlsns that are Unfounaed-Unl-
fern TIekss = Ramors
Denied - Universal
CIasslaeatisa.
Two DEsplsED DETECTIVES,
CeAsr srkAmERa.

soMn CHANGES CONTEMPLATED Bx TEE
RAouzo COAST ernAnHHIP COMPANY.
SkH FnANursco, Sept. 20-The Paci6c
Coast Steamship O0mpany have con-
tracled with the Pennsylvania Iroa
Works at Philadelphia for she conatruc.
ton Of Q steel vessel of 1000 tons burden
fer service 90 this Coast. She viii oosi
between el5s.000 and s2o0.000.
TIE Pacific Coast steamers are about
10 be changed about somewhat. The
collier Umatilla, which is being changed
into Q passenger steamer at tbs Union
Iron Works, viii be ready for serviOe
eboat NovembeF 1st. and viii replace
The Mexico on the Paeek Sound line.
fhs Mexico win be added 10 The line
between this city and San Diego and
way ports, alternating with the Santa
Rosa and the Queen Of the Pacific.
This will enable the company 10 dis
patch steamer every three days instead
Of every four days.
The neW steamer being built win
probably also be assigned 20 the South
ern rouss 90 that q steamer will then de-
part every other day.
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RrnoR DEsEED.

THn wkKDKN or THK Ngw MEXICO PKMF-
TKNTIkHH n NOT A DKRAuLTER-
SANTA FE (N. NJ. Sept D.-Thomas
p. Gable. warden OF the Esg Mexico
psniisntiaFy, pablishsa ths follewinR
card: The Tumors OF ahortaRa II my
accounts as warden are false. Is the
following Will show:
SkETA IN. eeps. 2o4I have this day
FseefVed from Thomas p. Gsble al The
funds dos from him e. warden Of the
New Mexico panitentisFy.
tSiene& II. q BunNKTT.
AetinR Was6en-
Il have exAnIsed the accoa1is Of The
New Mexico psnitentiAry, and earthly
/ that the shove staaemsns Of i. p. Gahle
is correea." slgned Z. @. Ross.
| Governor and Chairman Of tbe Board
Of Managers cf the Nee Mexiso Peni-
teut1axy.
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An oEyIoIAL rHsx RESULTS m A COMPLETE
SUCCESS.

An oFttoAAL 1As1 hn1uEx9 ~ A COMPLETE
SUCCESS.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 20.-LIeulenant Z.
L. zalinsky made an offioial tost Of q
long range dynamite gun ak Fors La
fayette today 10 the presence OF
Secretary Of the Navy Whitney and
Representatives Of the NoTweRlan, Rne-
lish, French, Danish, Swedish and Jap
aneso Governments. Tie target was an
80 ton schooner anchored at distance
Of Id miles from the firing point and
when the exhibition was finished she
was reduced 60 aliyeFs that hoated away
on the tide. The gun used vas 60 fest
long, Of 3 inoh bore, carrying q proisc-
tile containing 30 pounds Of dynamite
with an initial foroe Of 600 pounds 10
the square inch. Six shots weFe AIRED.
two OF whioh struck she vessel tearing
her all 70 pieces. Lieufenamt Zallnaky y
vas congratulated by Secretary whit
ney. Another gun is being constructs 4
which will huEi coo pounds Of dynamite
AZ 4 oharno.
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mETCHEIIsTowH ISaUEnv.
oo1EFKrEzD TO ApIouRN RN-PnonAsLB vKn.
DICT AaAINaT THE P0IIcnMkN.

oolEFKEx.zD TO ADIouRH -PRonABLB vKR.
DICT AoAINsT THE P0IIcnMEE.
LoRDoA, Sept. 20.-At today'a hearing
IN the nitoheilatoWn inquiry Oopstable
Doran swoFe that be dred four times a
the crowd, twice with buckshot and
twice With ball. The fret bullet be
afed pFostrated q man.
Harrington. NJ. r., had quite q sila
vita the witness. calling him murderer,
etc.
Sergeant Ryder deposed that be Aired
thFee charges Of ball from q window Of
the barracks. He declined 20 aay
whether be murdered anyone. He sim-
ply did his cufy, be said.
hr. Harrington. inisFposlna- Listen
20 me, you villain.
The witness replied warmly that be
vas no vtllains and asked the CoroneF'a
protection.
Mr.. Harrington said the witness had
been sent there 10 bully him and be vas
hardly able 10 restrain himself from
kicking the witness thea and there. A
spirited alteration ansued, the speota-
tors taking HaFFinRtsn's side. The To-
quiry finally had 20 be adjourned. II
is certain thai verdict Of murder IL 10
be rendaled against certain paii0nmen.
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HxxR1 vuLAHD oAH ALONE AHswHa cEa.
TAIN QUESTION.

HxHR1 WILLARD Can ALONE ANSWER A cKR.
TAIN QUESTION.
San FRAmCEDco, Sept. 20.-A. d. Ohsrl.
ton, General Western Passenger Agent
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, AZ
rived here today from Portland and
Uas seen In references 10 the statement
about his company starting an oftice in
this city, when be said there was NO
truth In this story but that they had
come down 10 lock about them with
perhaps that end 10 vieW, bat there vas
nE,thinR definite az yet decided upoa.
when Mr.. Charlton was asked whether
these vas any truth Ia the FRmor that
9 ioias lease Of the Union Psclfc and
NoftherR Psci6c Of the Oregon Short
Line, watch Was much talked about, be
replied that that was Q question which
could only be answered By MF. Willard.
PREPARING A CALL.
NEW YoEx, Sept. 20.-Ths officials Of
the Northern Pacific Railway are pre-.
paFina q call for Q meeting Of tbs pre-
ferred stockholders TO consider prop
position TO relieve the menaRenenl
from the restriction against issuing new
bonds which 10 one Of the provisions Of
the plan under which the road was re-.
organised.
NORTHERN PACIFIC LOAN BUMoR.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 30.-A report wa
circulated on the street today 70 the
effect that Q loan Of from 5000 900 10
$40 100000 IL about to be made by q
third mortgage upsn the property OF the
Northegn Pacific Railroad Company, the
loan 10 be forty years at 1--WE per cent
Mr.. Willard, 10 vas said. would place the
loan in Germany at IS per cent. Direct
confirmation or denial could not be Oh
kainad
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that has been nnder discussion for Ten
yeaEs pas2 The eontEacla of ell iioksfs
are % Rad alike aad tbs system Of
Limitation is 10 Be the same. Al tickets
aFe 70 have oKazge backs; hrss-elsss
iieketss light Rrssn face; secand-class,
canary yellsw; thfrd-elasa. dEab; raund
trips. neeal gray. The suhjsct of tour-
e tiakets uas left for The nexl neslinR.
kate shsets viii Be printed quarterly
Instead of monEhly. The next session
uill Be held u 81. Aneustine, Florida.
in March. 1855,
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SAcaAMKzTo, Sept. 20.-The Kniahts
Of Pythias are nov Ia camp af the Oap.
it0l Park. This morning thsy gave
parade through the pFiseipal streets.
Ihey wtl Rivs . ocmpetitivs drill -
morr0w a. the PARK and Ia the evening
The oitizsus viil tender then q asrenads
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HsLUAx. Sept 2o.-The Bsieish var
snip BsllefopeoD, carrying The nag Of
Admiral Lyon and which waa ordaFed
70 the Newfoundland 6shina waters
has arrived here and has piacsd 10 TIE
hospital - psn seriously injured by an
EXPLOSION Of Foeksta vhile 10 Q1ebso.
Iuenfy-seven others we're also ininfsd
bub n0t % seriously.
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JAoKBoH. (OAI. Sept. 30.-O0lonel
Albert Heath. Of Voioana, Amador
County, wss killed at the Indian die-
gineas n Dosado County, yesterday b.
falling over q bank. he vas . lawyer
and brother Of Senator Heath Of Santa
Cruz
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WAsHm0Ton. Sept 2Q.-Ths 0ollas-
tions frOm internal Fevenns during july
and Aoguss Aggregated S10950,036, an
Increase Of n. .607, 20 % compared with
the Arst t9o months Of the lani naeai
weaT
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-,1o1s SuuEsOs HH.eAs. .. z.s g ss1D
sse aRlDE, CARR & PRESTON.

TT0RNEYs AND C0UnskAADn,s..
a Ltf@W' Ofaoes a. LAconnef, MOUNT
ke.6a and Seattle. Seattle oines; noo1n
Vl Vy,slsr,Lsary block desAaw
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MISCELLANEOUs.
OLIVER p, ARDERS0M.
HGHus@M a n

.rAps OF SEATTLE = COUNTY
M Msns township plats, etc. alNeys
h.nd. or made 70 order. OineS VIZ
Ws,r@orth a Thomson, tnird noor eoEaen
MnI....s,n Rnlldina. DeAtllo. mn4
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buFEaLo, Sept. O.--fhe socialists fn
convention dssidsd t0dAy 10 Asl0w theiY
msmbsfs 10 Affiliate With other labor
parties enseEing The polliisal hsld h
sbeiF respee tiEs iooalitisa snd they wara
directed 90 select the oua oomlnR nMmR-
eai % socialism. 10 osae ths nssnbnrs
heeSms attached 70 parties, Usione e.
Knights 0f Labor Assemblies, thay are
directed 70 tsoeh she onnhigs hsfmeen
Wage gaFksfs and eapitsliafa. The II.
sensational WoFkinomaB'a Apsoefatioa
was invited te uuiie with the S0nIaIlai1n
Labor party bas on baais Of tha taf.
tsr platform and pseospts.
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= e0nG0RGRC.

,oaNrY AT LAE AsD NOTARY PUB
A 10 IJasGles Of the Pssee9' W. 49,. ss.'.s s,.sh -
plsls.., - =. nsxt door above City Hall ssai-
n VT. --
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raTaIoIAns AND sUMsnoNs
a nnIIRnMIlI. Al. 3

DHEAsEs OF EYE, EAR, NosE
IL and Throat. Yealer, ,LeA!I BLOCK,
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San Francisco, Hept. 90. General
Freight AGENT Riohard Cray, Of the
southern Paoiae, arrived IN Chicaao TO-
day from Niagara Falls. He vent Eass
% attend meeting Of the freight agents
Of al the lines. watch was ealled ai she
s1Rgesiiou Of the Inter. State Commerce
Commissioners 20 discuss the aavisa,
hility and possibility ok arranging 9
universal classification Of freight. Sew
eTal agents came together a. Niagara
Falls and an adiournment TO ChiuaRo
sas thoaRht best that q larger attend
enea mfohf ha raenFa6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Los AEGELEs. Sept. "a movement
ia on foot 30 build dry Cook at San
Pedro. A number Of San Francisco
capitalists have formed Company 70
push the scheme. The dock ts 70 be
100 feet long and will cost e300.0o0. A
line Of Arst class tuRs is also 10 be ectab-
Iiahed and warehouses and WhaEves are
10 be built.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

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